"We solved a mist problem for a customer who had water droplets forming inside a stack where there was SO2 in the gas stream–the resulting sulfuric acid was eating away at the interior of their stack. We designed special mist eliminators to solve their problem–but had no experience working with plastics or injection molding. We successfully partnered with a plastic manufacturer to develop the injection mold forms. These "mist eliminators" are now a regular product offering."

-- Scott Evans, Vice-President Regulatory Affairs

In many cases, emissions represent lost product or raw materials. Data from a properly designed emissions monitoring program gives you the information you need to improve process efficiency while maximizing throughput. Clean Air Engineering process engineers have the experience and capability to evaluate and modify process operations in response to your need to:

Improve products and production rate
Reduce downtime
Lower costs
Determine process limits
React to product and raw material changes
Select and purchase equipment
Upgrade or modify equipment to extend operating life
Inventory emission sources
Improve and streamline pollution control equipment